Let’s Talk... About Everything We’ve Learned! with Harry Judd
Let's Talk Neurodivergent Kids with Izzy JuddShow Notes
As Let's Talk Neurodivergent Kids wraps up its first season, Izzy is joined by her husband, Harry Judd, to reflect on the lessons, moving moments, and helpful advice shared across the series. Plus, Izzy reads out messages from listeners whose lives the podcast has touched.
Chapters:
01:00 - Series Reflections & Favourite Insights
04:00 - Eliza Fricker on PDA & The Power of Play
07:30 - Low Demand Parenting with Naomi Fisher
10:00 - Mental Health & Misdiagnosis: Ben Branson’s Story
14:30 - Parental Burnout & The ‘Fk It Bucket’**
17:45 - Magnesium Baths & Everyday Strategies with Lucinda Miller
20:00 - Listener Letters: Stories from the Inbox
35:00 - Learning Environments & The Power of Play
50:00 - Thank You & Season One Wrap-Up
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